An Essay To Heraldry In Two Parts. The First Containing (In A Concise But Methodical Method, By Rules And Explanations Of Bearings) The Body Of Heraldry: The Second, Honour Civil And Military; Being A Treatise Of The Nobility And Gentry Of England As To Their Priviledges, Dignities &C. According To The Laws And Customs Of Our Realm Richard Blome Antique & Collectable,History

The Peerage Of Scotland, Including The Dormant, Attainted, And Extinct Titles, With Their Descent, Marriage, Issue, &C. &C To Which Are Added, An Account Of The Different Degrees Of Nobility, The Privileges Of Peers, Terms Used In Heraldry, Table Of Precedency, Second Titles Generally Borne By Peers' Eldest Sons, Mottoes Of The Peers Alphabetically Arranged And Translated, An Account Of The Regalia Of Scotland, Introduction To The History Of Scotland, With A List Of Scottish Kings, And The Descent Of The Royal Family, Baronets Of Nova Scotia, A List Of The Present Baronets, Knights Of The Thistle, &C. &C. Embellished With Beautiful Engravings Of All Their Armorial Bearings And Of The Terms Used In Heraldry. [First Edition Thus – F [Peter Brown – Publisher]

A Justice Of Peace For Ireland: Consisting Of Two Books. The First, Declaring The Exercise Of That Office By One Or More Justices Of Peace Out Of Sessions; The Second, Setting Forth The Form Of Proceeding In Sessions And The Matter To Be Enquired Of And Handled Therein. Composed By Sir Richard Bolton, Knt. - Chief Baron Of His Majesty's Court Of Exchequer In Ireland. To Which Are Now Added, In An Alphabetical Order, All The Statutes Now In Force In England And Ireland, (Since Sir Richard Bolton Published His Said Treatise) Which Concern The Office Of A Justice Of Peace For Ireland, Both In And Out Of Sessions. Here Are Likewise Added, Three Tables: The First Shews The Several Titles In Sir Richard Bolton's Treatise To Which Additions Have B Bolton, Sir Richard / Travers, Michael [Richard Meade's Copy]. Varia

The Rules And Exercises Of Holy Living; In Which Are Described The Means And Instruments Of Obtaining Every Vertue, And The Remedies Against Every Vice, And Considerations Serving To The Resisting All Temptations. And; The Rules And Exercises Of Holy Dying; In Which Are Described The Means And Instruments Of Preparing Our Selves And Others Respectively For A Blessed Death; And The Remedies Against The Evils And Temptations Proper To The State Of Sickness; Together With Prayers And Acts Of Virtue To Be Used By Sick And Dying Persons, Or By Others Standing In Their Attendance. Two Volumes Bound As One. Jeremy Taylor, D.D., Chaplain In Ordinary To King Charles I.

Anecdotes Of Painting In England With Some Account Of The Principal Artists; And Incidental Notes On Other Arts; Collected By The Late Mr George Vertue; And Now Digested And Published From His Original Mss. By Mr. Horace Walpole. With (In Volume Iv): The History Of The Modern Taste In Gardening. And With (Volume V): A Catalogue Of Engravers, Who Have Been Born, Or Resided In England; Digested By Mr. Horace Walpole From The Mss Of Mr George Vertue; To Which Is Added An Account Of The Life And Works Of The Latter. And With (Volume Vi): The Works Of Jonathan Richardson. Containing: I. The Theory Of Painting. Ii. Essay On The Art Of Criticism, (So Far As It Relates To Painting). Iii. The Science Of A Connoisseur. A New Edition, Corrected With T Walpole, Horace

Tracts. Containing I. Behemoth, The History Of The Causes Of The Civil Wars Of England, From 1640 To 1660 Printed From The Author's Own Copy: Never Printed (But With A Thousand Faults) Before. Ii. An Answer To Arch-Bishop Bramhall's Book, Called The Catching Of The Leviathan: Never Printed Before. Iii. An Historical Narration Of Heresie And The Punishment Thereof: Corrected By The True Copy. Iv. Philosophical Problems, Dedicated To The King In 1662. But Never Printed Before. Hobbes, Thomas.

Felix On The Bat. Being A Memoir Of [Cricketer] Nicholas Felix. Together With The Full Text Of The Second Edition Of Felix On The Bat: Being A Scientific Inquiry Into The Use Of The Cricket Bat; Together With The History And Use Of The Catapulta, Containing Also Coloured Drawings, Woodcuts And Vignettes, Illustrative Of The Principles Of Batting; New Diagrams And Theoretical Demonstrations, Illustrative Of The Great Question Of "Leg Before Wicket"; - A Dissertation On The Different Styles Of Bowling; Much New And Important Matter Relative To The Disposition Of Fieldsmen, More Especially Of The Additional Number When Brought Into Action Against The "Eleven Of England": Also The Laws Of The Game As Revised By The Marylebone Cricket Club. [Felix, Nicholas] Brodribb, Gerald. Varia

Experiments On Bleaching. By Francis Home, M. D. Fellow Of The Royal College Of Physicians In Edinburgh. To Which Are Added, I. An Experimental Essay On The Use Of Leys And Sours In Bleaching. By James Ferguson, M.D. Ii. An Explanation Of The Effect Of Lime Upon Alkaline Salts; And A Method Pointed Out Whereby It May Be Used With Safety And Advantage In Bleaching. By Joseph Black, M.D. Iii. An Abstract Of The Foregoing Essays, Containing, Practical Rules And Plain Directions For The Preparation And Use Of The Sours Made Of Oil Of Vitriol, And Of The Leys Made Of Bleaching-Ashes With The Addition Of Quick-Lime. Home (Francis) Technology

Hobbs's Tripos, In Three Discourses: The First, Humane Nature, Or The Fundamental Elements Of Policy. Being A Discovery Of The Faculties, Acts And Passions Of The Soul Of Man, From Their Original Causes, According To Such Philosophical Principles As Are Not Commonly Known, Or Asserted. The Second, De Corpore Politico. Or The Elements Of Law, Moral And Politick, With Discourses Upon Several Heads, As Of The Law Of Nature, Oaths And Covenants; Several Kinds Of Governments, With The Changes And Revolutions Of Them. The Third, Of Liberty And Necessity; Wherein All Controversie, Concerning Predestination, Election, Free-Will, Grace, Merits, Reprobation, Is Fully Decided And Cleared. Hobbes, Thomas.